About Us

Eric Pearson

Eric studied music at Vanier College in Montreal majoring in piano. He then decided that musicians stay up too late and he’d better find another interest since he’s a morning person. So he got a degree in computer engineering from Concordia University and became a software developer. But throughout his career in computers as a programmer, team leader, architect, analyst, and trainer, he never lost his passion for the creative arts.

Sprinkled in with his software development work, he has written musical scores for computer games, designed the lights for stage plays, and fed his passion for photography and videography. He’s a compulsive learner and loves to experiment and tinker, constantly gaining new understanding about a wide variety of subjects. His latest passion is cinematography and how it, along with a well crafted musical score, can reinforce a film’s mood and message.

Miriam Horne

Producer | Writer | Narrator | Sanity Checker

Miriam got her PhD at McGill in Montreal. She has a full time position at Champlain College teaching a variety of courses in the Core Division including Rhetoric, Scientific Revolutions, Heroines and Heroes, Human Rights and a senior Capstone in Criminal Justice.

Her work can be seen in diverse places including English Quarterly. She is also the co-editor and a contributor to Writing in Knowledge Societies published by WAC Clearinghouse, and is the author of Writing in a Community of Practice: Composing Membership in Inkshed. She also presents at and participates in national and international conferences and communities including NCTE, CASLL, CASDW.

Miriam has a strong research background in Communities of Practice and the ways that writing contributes to community membership. She brings this deep theoretical understanding of people, groups, and communities, to YUM Productions’ projects.